Due to the lack of locking, there was a chance the the update thread
`context` was retrieved just before the `flushContexts` call, followed
by `.Refresh()` being run while the blocking behaviour was invoked.
This can be seen in test failures such as
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/peppy/osu/builds/39859786/tests.
As an aside, I tried multiple different methods to avoid `lock()` on the
update thread but they felt flaky. The overhead of lock when there's no
contention is reportedly around 30-50ns, so likely not of concern. We
can address it at a later point if it becomes one.